The ultimate Vivienne Westwood bible. Compiled by long-time collaborator Gene Krell, this book captures Westwood at her most radical — fashion as provocation, performance and politics.

Spanning her rise from the King’s Road in the early 1970s, where she reshaped punk alongside Malcolm McLaren, to her dominance of the international runway, the book features rarely seen images and iconic moments: Naomi Campbell falling during the AW 1993 show, Susie Cave in sculptural corsetry, towering Rocking Horse platforms, and the theatrical silhouettes that changed fashion forever. A visual archive of rebellion and influence — essential for understanding Westwood’s enduring cultural impact.